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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-23
BROKEN HEADS.
A Free Fight Takes Place at Wilkes.
barre, Pa, sunday. in Which Men and
Women Engage.
WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug, =.

w d'f huEt
There was a fearful riot yesterday at Glen
lyon, five miles from Nanticoke, 800 miners
men and women were engaged.
All nstionaities, lrishmen, Welshmep,
Hungarans, Poles, largely represented the
GO persens seriously hurt, some probably ia
tally.
The Susquehsnna Coal Company al~ sys
selected Saturday for pay day. Heretofore
it had been the practice to pay at Nanticoke.
Tnis time however they paid the men AT
Glenlyon or Morgantown on SUNDAY, the
day chosen by the merchants to make collsc
tions. The occurrence was iusp,rsd by a
Methodist preacher named raggsrt of Glen
lyon. Taggart frequently preached against
determined TO put stop to it if possible.
Yesterday he organized posse OF his church
members for that purpose.
The men got wind of il and made up their
minds 10 resist any overtures. Collectors
appeared as natural. The excitement was
augmented by the universal indulgence of
beer and whiskey. AS the day advanced the
churchmen became alarmed at the stuation
and kept in hiding. Tue feeling of antago-
nism so intense, however, finally eliminated
III a free fight between men of opposite ma
tionalities, maddened with drink. Three hum
dred persons including women, furiously
engaged with sticks and stones. The riot
lasted half an hour. Men were struck down
with cracked and bleed ding heads. Investi-
CATION will be made and possible arrests. The
town is IN a fever of excitement.
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Condensed DISPATCHES.

Judge Noah Davis of New York will be
appointed referee in the Ives case it'll power
TO act.
Lightning Tuesdsv afternoon struck the
house of Saul 5. Meeker at Fairfield. CT,
and killed his seven year old daughter and
injured others.
Senator Sherman and party arrived at
Winnipeg, Man., from the west, Sunday
night, aud went on east via the Canadian Pa
cifc an hour later.
The Roughnea and Armagh branches of
the National League met at Dublin, Sunday,
and resolved to continue work noiwlthstsnd-
ing the proclamation of the league.
The hardware store Of j. s. Trowbridge 4
Co., on Washington street in Boston, was
entered by burglars Sunday night and $1,000
worth of guns, cutlery, etc., Stolen. There
is no clue TO the robbers.
Some members OF the Seventh Maine reg
ment went to Long island, Portland hsrbor,
Monday, 10 prepare Tor the reunion which
will continue from now until the 27th inst.
The comrades will 20 into camp and most of
them will be on the grounds Tuesday.
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AT OLD ORCHARD.
Meeting OF the New England ROyaI
Templars.


SAco, Aug %.
Owing to the storm ard tardiness of some
of the principal speakers, the program ar
ranged for today at the New England Royal
Templars' campmeeting at Old Orchard, will
be carried forward until tomorrow. The
session is under the general charge of Grand
Councillor r. f. Wilson of Auburn. In the
morning, Rev. II n. Brown of Norwich, CT,
gave a temperance address which was fol-
lowed with remarks by Grand Councillor
Wilson Rev |. Luce of South Berwick and
lsde. if tie Womens Christian Temperance
Union.
Revs w. II. McAllisler of Ola Orchard.
and d. w. LeLRcheur of Portland, delivered
afternoon addresses. In the evening gos
pei temper tc- metting was held in the tab
ernacie, With ii sermon by Rev. ID. W. Lee
Lacheur of Portland and remarks by several
lady delegates.
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THE SITUATION.
The Half Breed Prime Minister of Mani.
toba in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. -.
John NorQusy, the giant hsif breed prime
minister of Manitoba, who has been in Chi
cago, since Thursday, left last evening, for
Toronto, from which point he will proceed
st once to Winnipeg, via. the Canadian Pa
cihc railroad, should the signs of conflict in
that quarter not disappear today. Before
leaving, he sSid eyes, there may be trouble
even TO the extent of a conflict of arms"
Norqusy states that he had been in ST.
Paul aud Chicago for the purpose Of raising
a temporary loan on credit Of the provincial
government for the purpose of new road,
and not to escape service Of injuncton war
rant, as was stated in Winnipeg dispatch.
He stated that he would do ali he could TO
prevent trouble and even would 90 to Ottawa
tor that purpose before returning home, if
necessary However. the road undertaken
would be completed even at the point OF
bayonet. He believed the federal authority
would resist them and of course If such
were the case there would be bloodshed.
The Times Winnipeg, Manitoba special
says; A telegram from Premier Norqusy
congratulates the contractor and government
upon paying no heed to the injunction, and
expects his colleagues to go right ahead and
defy the Canadian Pacific railway and the
Dominion government in the construction of
the road. He says he will return at once, as
the object of his absence from Manitoba has
now been served. AT meeting of the cabi-
net council, held today, it was decided 10 lay
rails and ties, despite the injunction, and if
any forcible resistance is offered the govern
ment will be backed by five thousand citizens
or all that are wanted. Hundreds drove out
today TO view the piece of work across the
lots for which an injunction was issued.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
TERRIBLY CRUSHED.
"A Boy Fatally Injured by Getting Caue hit
IN an Elevator.

SAcCARAPPA, Aug. %.
Alphonzo Outlet, French boy employed
in the gingham mill of the Westbrook Manu-.
featuring Company, was seriously and prob
ably fatally injured while riding, upon the
elevator this afternoon. He stepped upon
the elevator platform to go to the lower floor
Of the mill. While descending he thrust his
head benea an iron brace forming part
of the elevator. From not apparently notlc-
ing the rapid approach of the floor be low. as
the elevator passed through the hatchway,
his head was caught by the floor and before
he was able to extricste himself, was terribly
crushed, passing through a space of about
four and half inches in width. he was
living when released. His death is momen.
tarily expected.
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STRUCK 4 PIER.
Schooner =. ". Taylor Sunk at Hallowell.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.

Special TO he Kennebec Journal
HALLowELL, Aug. %.
AS the tug Stella was towing the schooner
S. N. Taylor, loaded with coal, from Perth
Ambay, for the Augusta Gas Light Co., the
schooner ran onto the suuken pier OF the old
Hallowell and Chelsea bridge, east Of the
draw pier, staving a large h-le in her star
board bow. causing her to sink in less than
five minutes. John II. Thomas, who was
acting captain, went below to rescue the
papers and barely escaped with his life The
schooner ia owned in Providence and not
insured. The cargo is insured.
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ROUGHLY HANDLED.
The Chief Officer ofthe yigiIant Drugged
and A Assanlted.
CuARLoJTETowy. 2. Z, l.. Aug.

CHARLoTTETows, p. Z. l., Aug. %.
The Examiner prints the following tele-
gram from Souris Between sixty and sew
enty sail Of American fishermen arrived here
Friday night in anticipation of the storm.
The cruiser Vigilant was among the num-
Der.
Abaut eight hundred men came ashore and
began to drink at the hotels. The chief off
Ger of the Vigiiant fell in with some drinking
parties and was drugged. Shortly after he
was seen lying on pile of rubbsh behir d
the American Eagle He was assaulted by
an American fisherman and his buttons and
bands torn off. Neither the RANK nor insig-
MIA of his position protected the unfortunate
young man from the jeers and insults Of the
rowdy mob.
Collector Foley wired Captain Gordon the
condition of affairs Sunday forenoon.
The Acadia arrived on the scene and
Strengthened out matters by taking the Vigi-
liant away and replacing her by the cruiser
Critis.
The unfortunate young officer was very
penitent and cried like child over his mis-
hap.
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NEW York. Aug. %.
FLotE-keceipts 3i,720. exports, 1908 sales 20,-
200; No. 2 3 Is a 80; fancy white Western, extra
SO 90, common TO good, Is a 90; good TO
choice, 10 a 300 City mill extra, i0a 43b;
superhuc, 200 3 20; ST. Louis extra, 330ab 10;
winter whea, extra, 10 a500; Minnesota extra,
IS $50.
wHEAT-Reoeipts. 232.o5O; exports ,256 e59; sales,
2S0.000, No. red, 77i; No. red, SO; elevator 81.
No. Red State, ssl; No White state So
CORN - Receipts 10000 bushels; exports, i1,473I
sales, 10000, spot No 8. 33l. No 2. 40
OArS-keceipts, $4,000. sales. 10000, No 3. 81;
20 White. "a; No 2. 30i 49, do White. "a a Al;
No |, 3sl; do White, IS; Mixed Western, u "A -;
White do, 80 u, White State, 30 a 40
SuoAR-Cut Loaf and crushed IA "a; Rranulated.
5li white extra &, 4, A; yellow, II IA, mould,
81.
PETRoLKUM-United, Gil bid.
10 90.
LARD-reflDed, 10.
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In Brief, and to the Point.

Dyspepsia is dreadful Disordered liver
is misery. Indigestion is foe to good ma
ture.
The human digestive apparatus is one Of
the most complicated and wonderful things
in existence. II is easily put out of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food, bad
cookery, mental worry, late hours, irregular
habits, and many other things which ought
not to be, have made the American people
nation of dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flour has done won-
derful work in reforming this sad business
and making the American people so healthy
that they can enjoy their meals and be happy.
Remember-No happiness without health.
But Green's August Flower brings health
and happiness to the dyspeptic. Ask your
druggist for bottle. Seventy.6ve cents.
oct2d&w1ychwky
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FARMINGTON,

FARMINGroN, Aug. %.
A Chronicle special says that great excite
ment prevails in the northern part of the
county Monday morning over the arrest of
Abner Searles OF Rangeley, by Officer j. F..
Toothaker of Phillips. for attempting to
poison the family of one Locklin, with paris
green. The prisoner admits his guilt and
says he was hired to put the poison in the
food and given three dollars for it. So much
poison was put in. however, that it was dis
covered before any one had eaten the food
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Hooked Badly by IA Cow.

RUMFOED, Aug. Y.
Mrs. Joseph Simpson was hooked quite
badly yesterday, while taking care of cow
She was tossed against the floor above on the
cows horns, cutting cash four inches long
and one inch in depth, in her side. She was
alone nearly one hour before any team went
past. Finally Freelsnd Knight and wte
were signalled on their way home from
church and assistance was soon at hand Dr'
Rankin of Bryant's pond, who was visiting al
tho Centerv called and dressed the wound.
He did not lfcaounce it dangerous.
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OIL OF vITROL
And Sal Soda Used in Extinguishing the
Fire IN the Calumet and Hecla Mine.


HANCOCK, NlCh,, Aug y.
Steamer james FiSke, Jr. has on board
three hundred carboys of oil of vitrol for the
Calumet srd Hecla mine, 10 aid in generating
gas to exungulsh the fire, Theee are en-
route three hundred boxes Of sal soda ior tue
same purpose.
Yesterday the Thermometer registered l95
in the mine, and serious results are vet to be
expected before the ire is fully exlinguished.
The company is sull injecting great quanti-
ties of steam and csrbonic acid gas.
Twenty five thousand pounds of suphuric
acid and sn equsl quantity of carbonate OF
soda are daily consumed, The shaft will be
kept closed indefinitely Some mining men
venture TO sssert that, with the exception of
the Black Hills end, the mine will not pro-
duce pound OF copper for four months.
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English Politics.

LONDON, Aug. %.
The division on the proclamation league is
fixed for Friday, before which the govern
ment will make further explanation with
view of retaining the support of Chamberlain
or inducing him to abstain from the debate,
instead of opposing the government.
The conservatives are hopeful of obtaining
a majority from so to go.
If the Parnellites obstruct the passage OF
the supply bill to any great extent 1t is ru-
mored that Smith will endeavor to pass the
votes enmssse by the application of cloture.
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DELEGATES ELECTED
To the Minneapolis Convention by New
York X. OF l..

New YORK, Aug. %.
District Assembly 40 X. of L., late Satur
day night elected delegates to the Minneapo-
lis convention, j. p. Quinn. I. b. Mcclure,
and the rest of the Home Club men were de-
feated according to the count at an early
hour Monday morning, and anti Powderly
men were elected.
The election in District Assembly 40 of the
Knights of Labor, last night, resulted after a
long and bitter struggle, in victory for the
anti Powderly faction.
One of the representatives said; "The OPP
position to the administration and Powderly
is not based on any fault with Powderly
himself We think he has been in office
long enough. The tendency seems to be to
keep crowd around him which makes its
whole object to keep Powderly in Office"
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why he Left the Party.
LONDON, Aug. %.

LONDON, Aug. z.
I. W. Russell, NJ. P, vino left the liberal
unionist party because of the proclamation of
the Irish National League, says; | have
done my best to persuade my party and the
government from proclaiming the league,
but have failed. The government, in my
opinion, have sped their last tulet and have
handed over Ulster to Parnell. | confess
my heart burned with ndiguati to see my
friends sacrificing the union and sacrificing
loyal tenants to a handful of unreasonable
landlords, deserving of nobody's considera-
ton.
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AN ACCIDENT
Te Steamer City of Richmond which
Results In Serious Damage.
PORTLAND, Aug. 22.

PORTLAND, Aug. 22.
The steamer City of Richmond, of the
Portland & Machiss line, started from Ma
chias for Portland, Monday morning at one
o'clock. Going into Millbridge, she struck
on a ledge and stove hole in her bottom.
She was Immediately beached and now lies
half full of water. The passengers are safe.
A tug boat and diver started from Portland
to aid her.
The accident was caused by the dense fog.
There is no blame placed on the captain or
pilot
BAR HARBoR, Aug. %.
Steamer City of Richmond ran on the
rocks in Flint Island narrows about s o'clock
this morning and was wrecked. She was in
the middle of the channel and il was extreme
Lily and Mary Finn came to her aid and
hauled her off and towed her to MitchelPs
Cove, where she now lies. The passengers
and baggage were transferred to the Forest
City, which left her about IL O'Clock and
came here. The Maine Central railroad will
forward the passengers. The Richmond is
damaged badly and filled with water.
diver has been sent for from Eastport.
BANGOR, Aug 22.
Dispatches from General Manager Tucker
OF the Maine Central railroad, state that
steamer City OF Richmond is not as much
damaged as was first reported. They expect
L. laoI tLo do nd har
for Portland tomorrow.
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Thrown off the Track by a Cow.

TEMPLE, Tex, Aug. 22.
A fatal wreck occurred on the Santa Fe
road, between Valley Mills and Clifton on
Saturday, at point about ~ miles north of
here. The passenger train left for the north
at , 46 IN the afternoon, with good list of
passengers. Shortly after passing Valley
Mills, and on one of the most dangerous
curves of the entire line, the engine ran over
q COW and left the rails completely. The
engineer and fireman and another man were
fatally injured, None of the passengers were
hurt.
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SOUTH GARDINER.

There are quite number from here at
tending camp meeting at Richmond. Mrs.
Ed. Flaritey is very Iowa number from
Boston and other places that have been
spending their vacation here have gone
bome.-Mr. J. S. Wright who has been visit.
ing for week past at Mr.. z. Tobey's will
return to Boston this week in company with
his wife.--Our schools commence the fifth of
September.
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Strike in a Shoe Factory.

DOVER, N. H., Aug. %.
The anticipated strike at Martin & Frenc his
shoe factory took place Monday forenoon.
All of the eighty stitchers and every other
employe in the shop, except twenty five last
ers, " no were not asked to come, left the
shop 10 body and marched to the headquar-
ters where they are now in session consider
ing the situation. The trouble is due to q
refusal Of Martin French to discharge two
stitchers who would not join the Knights of
Labor, but ridiculed the order
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LONDON, Aug. %.
During the regatta on the Thames below
London bridge, Yesterday, thirty-fve specta-
tors clambered upon heavy laden barge.
The ropes holding the tarpaulin cover gave
way and all but one of them were thrown into
the water, seventeen being drowned. The
water was only three feet deep, with eight
feet of mud n lernesth.
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Deserter Arrested.

BosroN, Aug %.
Remly s Sidelinger, prominent for sever
al years as a temperance and labor .reformer.
was arrested as deserter from the U. S.
army in December, 1877, when with troop L,
7th cavalry, stationed at Fort Lincoln, Oak.
Sidelinger was president of the BARRIERS
Union, and was leading champion of the
Sunday closing. His record was good. He
has a y ife and two children here.
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burglars at Strong.

FARMINGroN, Aug. 22.
The neiehboring town of Strong is again
excited over the work of burglars. Sunday
night L. II. Vaughns clothing store, Bert
Richardson's jewelry store ard FogS's gro
eery store were entered and goods are miss
ing from all, but the full loss is not yet
known. There is no clue to the burglars as
yaf
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The OCCUPATION of Bulgaria.

Moscow, Aug. %.
NJ. NeIidoff is at Berlin negotiating with
the German government in reference to Bull
garis. 1t is reported that Germany will con-
sent TO Russia's occupying Bulgaria tempo
rarily if the number of troops and period OF
occupation be previously defined. Russia
will not consent to restraints.
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Trottiug at Fairfield.
FAIRFIELD, Aug. 2

FAIBFIELD, Aug. z.
The State of Maine colt races today, re-
suited as follows: One year old. Longway
came in first and Vanderbilt second; time,
2 As. Two years old, Elmbrook came in
first and Comrade second; time, 40. Ihis
is the fastest time ever made by two'year-
olds in this State. Three years old, Harold
Son came in first and Mazee second.
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Preparing for the Race.

NEW YORK, Aug. %.
The Thistle's crew continue hard at work
getting the yacht into racing trim. The
mammoth spinnaker boom, which Capt. Barr
says is 20 feet long, was towed out from the
storage dock, hauled above and scraped down
today. 1t is expected that the Thistle will
DE ready for her first sail in racing gear in
these waters by the end of next week.
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Granted Audience by the Queen.

LONDON, Aug. %.
Mr. Collier of Chicago was granted audi
ence by the Queen this afternoon. at the Os-
borne House, when he presented an address
of Chicagoans of British birth and parentage
in honor of her jubilee. He is the only dele
gate bearing an address to whom the Queen
has granted audience. Mr.. Collier was
driven to Cowes in the roal carriage. He
returned to London this evening.
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Mysterious Shooting.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.
Walter S. Bsbcock, the prominent lumber
dealer, who was mysteriously wounded at
Gardiner, Ill, Saturday, died Sunday night.
He made no explanation of the cause of the
wound that brough. him to death. To his
nhvsiciaps he said last night that the wound
was inflicted by man from Gardiner. The
information comes that he was seen there
with woman Who she is remains mys-
terry.
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The Presiden to visit st. Louis.

ST. LoUIL, Aug %.
Definite information has been received
that the President. Mrs. Cleveland and party
will arrive here Saturday evening, Octooor
first. They will remain over the second.
third and fourth, attending the fair on third
and the veiled prophets ball on the night OF
the fourth, leaving here at midnight Tor
Chicago.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Washington-Detroit IL. Washington
5. Base hits, Detroit 10, Washington 6.
Errors, Detroit 4, Washington 3. Earned
runs, Detroit 8. Washington 3. Batteries,
Getzein and Bennett for Detroit; Shaw and
Gillgan for Washington.
At phia-Philadelph 4, Indian.
apolis l. Base hits, Philadelphia 6, Indian
apolis 7. Errors, Philadelphia l, lndianap-
oils 2. Earned runs, Philadelphia 3, In
dianapolis 0. Batteries, Buffinton and Glenn
ents for for Philadelphia; Boyle and Myers
for Indianapolis.
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A Serious Railroad Disaster.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug. 90

CHARLRsroN, W. Va, Aug. %.
Two freight trains on the Chesapeake &
Ohio railroad colided last night ten miles
above this city, totally demolishing two en-
pines and fifteen loaded care. The accident
was caused bv a young operator falling
asleep while on duty. Fire broke out aud
the Is cars of merchandise were consumed.
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DE aths from Cholera.

ROME, Aug. %.
In Catania during the past "a hours, there
have been 10 deaths from cholera, and in
Palermo IL new cases and ii deaths. In
Cspus there are few new cases.
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Postmasters Appointed.
WASHINGTON, AuI


The following Maine postmasters were ap-
no;nted Monday Mrs. Z. D. Iibbey, ,Lorone,
Somerset county, vice Albion h Libbey'
moved swsv: James A. Chase, Litcnheld
Plains, Kennebec county vice Eoen looth'
aker, removed.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. %.

A dispatch at the treasury department from
San Francisco, states that the whaling fleet
tender, pearl has arrived and reports that
the revenue cutter Bear, reported lost, has
been with the, feet and has gone north of
Point Barrow.
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Prince Ferdinand's Election.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 22.
1t is officially announced that the govern
ment has sent a circular to the powers de-
claring that it is unable to recognize the va
Idly of Prince Ferdinsnd's election to the
throne of Bulgaria. According to the circu-
lar, Prince Ferdinand acquainted the Tsar
with the fact of his election, and requested
permission to visit St. Petersburg, in order
to learn the Tsar's wishes before going to
Bulgaria,
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Will Deliver the Grafton on Beecher.
NEW YoRK. Aup. %

NEW ORK, Aug. y
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher is to receive
Rev. DR.. Parker of London on his arrival
here on the Umbris, probably next Saturday.
Dr.. Parker will visit friends in this country
until October, when he will deliver the ora
ton upon Beecher in Plymouth church.